Contract

Contracts contain important details, confidential information, and sensitive data of individuals and/or companies. Therefore, if you ever need to have a contract translated, make sure the translation is done by professionals. Incorrectly translated clauses and errors in the fine print are not only annoying but can also have far-reaching legal consequences. For this reason, you should opt for a certified translation; it's the safest option.

It's impossible to give a general rule for when a contract translation (including certification) is necessary. The list of different types of contracts is long, and these are just a few examples: rental agreement, purchase agreement, lease agreement, loan agreement, franchise agreement, credit agreement, freelance contract, insurance contract, cooperation agreement, partnership agreement, license agreement, commission agreement, inheritance agreement, prenuptial agreement, employment contract, internship agreement. We offer high-quality contract translations for all of these (and more).

A contract is also considered a legal document, and therefore a certified contract translation is often referred to as a legal translation. Sworn translators are authorized to translate contracts and verify their content with a certification. Our translators possess the necessary legal knowledge and are experts in various legal fields. Even with last-minute translations, you will receive your contract in the desired target language as a PDF via email within 3–4 business days, and the hard copy will arrive in your mailbox within 5–6 business days.

Of course, you can also translate your contract using an online tool and try your luck. But you should be aware of one thing: contractual partners and relevant authorities generally only accept certified documents – and this includes translations. Our translations are prepared by sworn translators, and the content is officially confirmed with a certification. In addition, our service is certified three times according to ISO standards: for our translation services (ISO 17100:2015), our quality management (ISO 9001:2015), and our information security (ISO/IEC 27001:2013).

You can have all types of contracts officially translated, for example:
- Rental agreements
- Purchase agreements
- Lease agreements
- Employment contracts
- Insurance contracts
- Insurance policies
- Prenuptial agreements
- Loan agreements
- Loan agreements
- Shareholder agreements
- Supplier contracts
- Cooperation agreements
- Commission agreements
- License agreements
- General Terms and Conditions (GTC)

Do you have another contract that needs translating? We can do that! Upload the document at the top of this page and order your certified translation in just a few clicks.

You usually need a contract translation when a contract is to be signed between international parties. This might be the case when a company enters into a contract with international business partners or when hiring employees from another country. But contracts also occasionally need to be translated in private matters, for example, if you want to buy a property abroad. Since it is always a legally binding agreement between the parties, it is important that all contracting parties understand the contract before signing. With a certified translation, everyone can be sure that the content is translated accurately and completely.

You can, of course, translate any contract yourself or using a translation tool, but be careful: very few contracting parties trust a self-made translation where they can't be sure that everything has been translated accurately. Therefore, you should always have a contract translated and certified. A sworn translator then creates a certified translation and verifies it with a signature and stamp. This way, all parties can be sure that the deal is being handled fairly and correctly.